Beautiful Handstiched Shipibo Round Tapestry. Shipibo artisans commonly depict Ayahuasca and or Ayahuasca Ceremony on their intricate designs, on their pottery, paintings, jewelry and colorful fabrics. The geometric designs. The sophisticated designs and geometric patterns are quite unique and are...

White sage is a sacred herb traditionally used by the native Americans in their many rituals. Recognised for its ability to both cleanse and purify, indigenous people often use a process known as ‘smudging’ to call upon the spirits of the sacred...

With love these hand made feather fans can be used for smudging, helping break up energy or cooling someone off. The soothing sound of the fan waving is like a bird flying by, and is able to move large amounts...

Chakapa is a Kichwa word for a shaker or rattle constructed of bundled leaves. Bushes of the genus Pariana provide the leaves for the chakapa. Chakapa is also the common name for these bushes. Curanderos and other shaman of the...

With love these hand made feather fans can be used for smudging, helping break up energy or cooling someone off. The soothing sound of the fan waving is like a bird flying by, and is able to move large amounts...

Palo Santo is the nickname given to the wood of the Bursera graveolens tree that grows in the seasonally dry regions of South America. Stemming from Incan tradition, the fragrant sticks have been used for centuries to cleanse energy during...

Beautiful Hand-Stitched Shipibo Tapestry. Shipibo artisans commonly depict Ayahuasca and or Ayahuasca Ceremony on their intricate designs, on their pottery, paintings, jewelry and colorful fabrics. The geometric designs. The sophisticated designs and geometric patterns are quite unique and are often...

Peruvian Amazon Gourd Rattle, Traditional Shipibo Shaker Instrument for Shamanic Plant Medicine ceremony, Made In Peru.

When I attended my first Ayahuasca ceremony in Peru years ago, I distinctly remember the Shaman opening the ceremony by telling everyone to pour a little bit of Aqua de Florida into the palms of their hands, and to apply...